QUOTE(jeng @ May 4 2007, 12:05 AM)

Your advices are so helpful to everybody... (1) pls give me your inputs on my post about medical...thanks.
(2) btw, my fiance had a typo on my middle name..He called the embassy before and was advised that i shouldjust tell and correct it on my interview...do you have other inputs about it?
(1) I defer to vsmtghdy's post regarding the lymph nodes . I think she might be a nurse or a doctor as she explained it very well and in a clinical manner.
You will be required to fill up a medical form and there are so many illnesses listed there and you have to check those that apply to you. During my physical, the St. Lukes doctor was very thorough with me. She felt my neck and my boobies for lumps.
Bring all of your medical papers regarding your thyroid problem and the result of the x-ray of your neck. But as we often say, do not offer these papers unless they ask for it.
(2) Yes, correction can be requested during interview. Typo error is not a big deal to the embassy. Once you receive your visa, make sure that your name and other details about you are correct.
QUOTE(Mike_Marivic @ May 4 2007, 09:02 AM)

we got my visa May 1, and we are now here in New New York, Happy together, yay!!
That was quick escape! Here today and gone tomorrow.
QUOTE(David-Mae Forever @ May 4 2007, 10:29 AM)

To all who are about to take a seat on the infamous "hot seat", well wishes for you and may you have successful interview! As for us who are set for next month... let's hope and pray that everything will go smoothly and favorably!
The hot seat isn't so hot anymore when you're there na. Once the consul starts talking to you, you start regaining your composure and your confidence. If the interview is too short, sasabihin mo pa, "Yun lang ba yun?" (That's all? Is that it?) You'd start to wish that the consul would ask you more questions kasi sayang naman ang katakot-takot na practice natin

I'm sure some of the girls here feel that way na sana mas madami pang tanong kasi bitin ang interview.
QUOTE(Skeeter211 @ May 4 2007, 11:42 AM)

Question time again....cuz I am an impatient kind of guy....as if you couldn't figure that out already!
I just inputed our visa tracking number into the Delbros site and its said no record found.

Does that mean there is a problem or it just takes a day or so to be inputed in their system? I never did like waiting for things.

There is absolutely no problem. You're just being impatient

It takes them at least half a day to input info into their system.
QUOTE(Psoas10 @ May 4 2007, 01:58 PM)

Hmm I wanted to be added to the list, but i Dont have the NOA2 yet,grr. But I have not recieved the NOA1 one yet. It will be three weeks since I sent it. I checked USPS and it said that CSC received it April 17. Hmm so I wonder how i can contact them about it.
Did USCIS encash your fiance's check already? I'm not sure if USCIS still does this, but they would print the receipt number at the back of the returned check. This receipt number will be same numbers you will see in your NOA1. So have your fiance see the back of the returned check and see if there is a receipt number. It should start with "CSC".
QUOTE(jeng @ May 4 2007, 01:58 PM)

I just paid the visa fee at BPI...however, the bank teller told me not to fill-out the blank validated form, instead attach it to the one online/electronic...i am confused what to do next...
Hmm, I think the bank teller is just confused. DS-156 is the form that needs to be filled up on-line in order to generate a bar code. DS-157 can be filled up by hand or typewriter.
I will try to call my BPI branch on Monday to ask if they received new instructions from the embassy regarding DS-157.